LiSTNR’s Hamish & Andy is #1 on the October 2024 Podcast Ranker with 934,394 monthly listeners and 1,853,900 monthly downloads.
News Corp Australia’s Bronwyn podcast lifted 23 spots to take rank #14. It recorded 263,319 monthly listeners and 489,608 monthly downloads.
The highest debut on the chart for the month was Missing Niamh from Audioboom, in at #38.
LiSTNR reports that it has grown its total sales network audience month-on-month to more than 7.2 million monthly unique listeners.
LiSTNR’s growth is driven by many of its owned and operated podcast titles, together with LiSTNR’s global partner titles from SiriusXM and Wondery. In October, Happy Hour with Nikki & Lucy grew its audience once again, increasing by 22.9% month-on-month to a record 335,723 monthly listeners. The Marty Sheargold Show led the way with radio podcasts, also increasing by 22.9% month-on-month.
“As Australia’s number 1 podcast sales representation network, LiSTNR continues to deliver audience growth, which in turn is driving the overall growth of the Australian podcast marketplace. LiSTNR’s premium AdTech Hub continues to provide clients with more effective advertising campaigns that exceed ROI expectations,” reflected executive head of LiSTNR audience and growth, Grant Tothill.
“To see growth across both our owned and operated titles, together with global titles through our international partners such as SiriusXM and Wondery, supports our ongoing focus in building Australia’s strongest podcast network in both audience reach and monetisation.”
ARN’S iHeart reported over 4.5 million listeners and 14.4 million downloads in October.
Among the top ten in this month’s ranker is Audioboom’s Casefile, who maintain its spot as the #1 true crime podcast and ranking #2 overall. The Imperfects held strong at #6 overall (#1 Health & Wellness podcast), while The Kyle and Jackie O Show climbed to #7.
Life Uncut, hosted by Brittany Hockley and Laura Byrne, retained its position at #9 overall. The duo are once again nominated for the Listener’s Choice Award at the Australian Podcast Awards, previously taking home the win in 2020, 2021 and 2022.
ARN’s head of digital audio, Corey Layton, said: “iHeart’s success on the Australian Podcast Ranker highlights the powerful connections our audio content creates for both brands and listeners alike. Our slate of incredible shows and the communities they engage, provides brands with everything they need to access to Australia’s fastest growing mass medium.”
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